Poem Excerpt Reflections From Jan Welter
Fragmented lines from a poem in Success Magazine reflect on gratitude and faith. The speaker appears to contemplate fate and the role of gods and humanity in shaping daily life. The text references themes of endurance and thankfulness amid hardship.
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Jan Welter
Success Magazine
Thanksgiving Day at Pettingill Farm With Neighbors
In a New England style tale the Pettingills host Thanksgiving amid hard times and neighborly gifts. Mrs. Pettingill laments frugal fare while relatives and friends bring codfish, turkey, pies, and a chicken pot luck, ending with shared gratitude and community humor.
Fragmentary Dialect Exchange Over Oyster Snails
A fragment shows Mr Newhris yle and Mrs Newbryde disputing about oysters and a shell related gag. The dialogue mentions durkey, gouged organs, and a knife, framed as a rough jest with crude humor and regional spellings.
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Mr. Newhrsiyle
Yen
Geny Oil Rehearing Refused in Appellate Ruling
The United States government seeks a rehearing of the Standard Oil case before the U S Court of Appeals in Chicago After a brief opinion Judge Groesbeck dissented and the original decision was upheld The issue now heads toward a potential writ of certiorari to the Supreme Court with Attorney General Bonaparte and District Attorney Sims signatures on the petition.
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Chicago and Alton Railway
United States
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Court of Appellat Chicago
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Bonaparte
United States Supreme Court
Dwin W. Sims
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Trial opens in Laporte murder case at crowded court doors
Reported opening of the trial for the murder of Mrs. Guavess near Laporte draws crowds. The narrative centers on theories of her death or escape, with many residents convinced she survived and the fire killed her children. State's Attorney faces challenge selecting jurors who believe she is dead. The body found in the farmhouse ruins is treated as the key piece in the case.
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Facts for Farmers mass meeting announced in Memphis
A mass meeting of cotton growers and allied interests of the South will be held in Memphis. Reports note rains improve winter wheat in the Missouri belt and that Newcor is widely marketed in the Southwest with heavy European shipments from coastal ports. Some lines mention drought affecting southern Minnesota and wells going dry. The legislature permits cooperative marketing corporations, six units form a corporation with $72,000 capital.
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Fragmented timeline of early American and world events
Reader-friendly compendium lists dates and brief notes from 1600 to 1940s, naming explorers, battles, political moves, and notable incidents. It references Francis Drake, Mayflower, Tippecanoe, the Franklin battle, Lincoln era politics, and other items with scattered spellings and OCR errors.
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Baltimore
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Virginia
Howe
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America
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Wollaston
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Fremont
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Tean
Abraham Eincoln
Frederick Funston
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Ohio
Shenandoah
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